Maraaz 
Senator Bernie Sanders, who became the star of the day by attending the swearing-in ceremony of US President Joe Biden with woolen gloves, turned this interest into a good job. Sanders has put the sweatshirts with his photo at the ceremony on sale for a charity.
In the US, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders attended the inauguration ceremony for new President Joe Biden last Wednesday, wearing woolen gloves. The photo of Bernie Sanders, taken in a chair wearing woolen gloves, was the number one humor subject on social media at the swearing-in ceremony, where everyone was in their most elegant clothes. The photograph was edited and used in various ways for humor. The senator turned this interest into a good business. He started to raise money for the charity Meals on Wheels, which distributes food to those in need, by selling the sweatshirts with his photograph taken at the oath ceremony.
Bernie Sanders, who is 79 years old, stated that there is a high demand for the sweatshir that is offered for sale at 45 dollars on his website.
The senator, who participated in a TV show on NBC, said, “When that photo was taken, just sit there to warm up and what was going on.
“I was trying to pay attention.”
Teacher Jen Ellis, who gifted wool gloves to Senator Bernie Sanders, announced that she received 6,000 orders on social media, but is no longer selling such gloves. Ellis said he was surprised that the glove, which he gifted Sanders in 2016, made of wool and sweaters made from recycled plastic bottles, was worn at such an important ceremony. Saying that he did not make the gloves he used to sell in fairs and kermes, the teacher said, “But there are many local manufacturers making similar gloves, everyone can support them”.
Even a website was created so that Sanders’ photo in the wool-gloved chair, which went viral on social media, could be mounted and placed anywhere in the world.
